Re: Post Pics of your Bike.
mine........
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KrazyBones
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that's one white bike
Great pics everyone keep them coming! :thumbleft:
Got myself a couple new mods this season including new pipes and lamborghini paint (balloon white).
that's one white bike
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Wow thats awsome. Wish i could get my fiance into riding. Must be fun. Nice bikes!
Wow thats awsome. Wish i could get my fiance into riding. Must be fun. Nice bikes!
Some pics my BF took of the bikes..... I hope you enjoy!
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wonderings
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I leave my back seat off my bike and pile up my tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat and a few other things I can put there. Works similar to what you were saying as a back rest. I just bought a 55L dray bag to stuff it all in now and its fantastic and completely water proof.... well I hope, will see this weekend as I head out for the first camping trip of the year.
That's actually a Joe Rocket tail bag that I use just to have as a backrest on long rides and store extra stuff while I'm at it. It makes a great backrest on 1000km days and helps promote better posture. I also have a pair of Teknic saddle bags from when I used to have my VFR and I throw those on top of my top box for a longer haul.
The picture was taken about 15km NW of Huntsville on Ravenscliffe Rd (also known as Hwy 2) which runs south from the hwy 518. There's a nice dead end road just off Ravenscliffe that is good for a quick break and a nice view. It's kind of hard to tell, but that day I was riding in torrential downpours for about 4 hours of my trip with next to zero visibility in the turns. I had the day off work and wanted to go up to the 518 and over to Calabogie. As soon as I got to the 518 the clouds turned very dark. I never made it to Calabogie that day. The Metzler Tourance tires gripped really well and my clothes kept me totally dry so it was a good experience to see how well the bike and I handled in the rain... Here's another shot.
I leave my back seat off my bike and pile up my tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat and a few other things I can put there. Works similar to what you were saying as a back rest. I just bought a 55L dray bag to stuff it all in now and its fantastic and completely water proof.... well I hope, will see this weekend as I head out for the first camping trip of the year.
jooce
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That is durty yo!
Great pics everyone keep them coming! :thumbleft:
Got myself a couple new mods this season including new pipes and lamborghini paint (balloon white).
That is durty yo!
JFD
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Hate to tell you dude, but you're f'ing the wrong spot. The tailpipe is lower and to the right. Just fyi.
lol
Nice pic tho...
Finally had the chance to get a pic of my bike taken by my friend. Just got her last october stored it till early march. Put around 3000 kms on her already
Hate to tell you dude, but you're f'ing the wrong spot. The tailpipe is lower and to the right. Just fyi.
lol
Nice pic tho...
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mjavor
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Yeah, Kool made a great point. Most seasoned riders with plenty of track days under their belt get 250's. Why don't I see scrape marks on your pegs yet?
Or wait, maybe new riders don't start off dragging their knees right away? I could be wrong though. =p
Yeah, Kool made a great point. Most seasoned riders with plenty of track days under their belt get 250's. Why don't I see scrape marks on your pegs yet?
Or wait, maybe new riders don't start off dragging their knees right away? I could be wrong though. =p
froghammer
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Scorched Yellow rocks.
Scorched Yellow rocks.
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kickstartt
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2006 zx-636
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i give up.....
2006 zx-636
i give up.....
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